To apply attar correctly and enjoy its fragrance fully, follow these expert tips:

How to Apply Attar

• Use Pulse Points: Apply a small amount of attar to warm pulse points where blood vessels are close to the skin. Ideal spots include:
  • Inner wrists (dab gently without rubbing)
  • Behind the ears
  • Sides of the neck
  • Inner elbows
    These areas help diffuse the scent effectively and enhance longevity

• Hair Application: Rub a drop or two of attar between your palms and lightly smooth over your hair. This helps the scent linger longer, especially with lighter floral attars like rose or jasmine

• Clothing Application: You can apply attar to the inner hems or back of collars of your garments for a subtle scent. Be cautious as attar is an oil and may stain delicate fabrics

How Much to Use

• Attar is highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way. For daily wear, apply just a tiny drop to pulse points to avoid overpowering fragrance

Additional Tips

• Avoid rubbing wrists together after applying attar, as this can break down fragrance molecules and reduce longevity

• Apply attar on moisturized skin for better adherence and scent projection

• Test on a small skin patch first to check for any irritation, especially if you have sensitive skin

• Store attar in a cool, dark place away from sunlight to preserve its quality

• Consider the season and your mood when choosing and applying attar; richer scents suit colder months, lighter ones warmer

By applying attar thoughtfully on pulse points, hair, or clothing, and using it sparingly, you can enjoy its rich, lasting fragrance in the right way